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The Global Travel Connectivity Network

Global travel.
Simply connected.

One network between hotel buyers and sellers. Every new connection follows the same guided path, with mapping reviewed and bookings tested before it goes live.

200+ sellersintegrated by our team
  • OTA
  • TMC
  • Bedbank
  • Channel manager

Corvane ⇄ Alpine Distribution

Tests passed

  1. Connect
  2. Map
  3. Test
  4. Activate

Testing

  • CredentialsValid
  • Content1,204 of 1,260 properties
  • PricingPassed
  • BookingTest booking passed

All required tests passed

Results tied to these versions

Next approvals: buyer, seller and TravelRevo

The workspace is illustrative. Its companies and data are fictional.

Sellers our team has integrated with

  • Hotelbeds
  • Expedia Group
  • Agoda
  • WebBeds
  • TBO
  • GTE Connects
  • RateHawk

One connection.
160 hours gone.*

That's one buyer connecting to one seller, and you pay for the developer time and the hotel mapping. Then it starts again with the next. TravelRevo gives you one guided path, built to reduce both.

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160 hours*of development time for a buyer to connect to one seller
On average.
Sellers wait for an integration slot on travel tech platforms
If they get one at all. Some platforms don't accept new sellers.
200+sellers integrated by our team
And counting.

*Average development time for one buyer to connect to one seller, based on our team's own integrations.

If you buy
hotel inventory

Activate the sellers you've already agreed with, without guessing whether the mapping or the booking flow will hold up.

  • Keep your own property codes alongside seller codes
  • See booking test results before you send traffic
  • Know who owns the next step on every connection
For buyers

If you sell
hotel inventory

Take on vetted buyers without another integration project each time, while you stay in control of who gets access and how much traffic they send.

  • Approve each buyer connection yourself
  • Set the traffic limits, and have them enforced
  • Diagnose errors without a long email thread
For sellers

The connection holds everything both sides need to trust it

We treat a buyer and seller trading relationship as the core record. Approvals, mappings, test results and traces all attach to it.

The rules we run by

Mapping snapshot

Supplier codes resolve to one hotel

Each supplier's native code stays intact. A reviewed, versioned snapshot says which property it means, and a correction creates a new version.

OTATMCBedbankDMCApprovalsMapping snapshotTest runTraceConnection
Buyers SellersIllustrative. Shows roles, not partners.

Five products, one connection

Supplier property codes resolve to one hotel, backed by evidence a person has reviewed.

Supplier record

The Saltline Hotel Dubai

10 Harbour Street, Dubai

ALPINE · HT900

Proposed property

The Saltline Hotel

10 Harbor Street, Dubai

REVO · c100-0001

Address
Same after normalising spelling
Coordinates
38 m apart
Name
Similar. Never enough alone

Repeatable booking tests, pinned to the exact versions you plan to run.

  • Credentials reach the sandboxPassed
  • Search, 2 adults + child aged 7Passed
  • Quote recheck, price changedFailed
  • Book, seller times out mid-bookingInconclusive
  • Cancel, non-refundable rateNot run

Every buyer and seller connection gets one shared path to live, with an owner and a next action.

  1. Requested
  2. Commercial review
  3. Credentials
  4. Mapping
  5. Testing
  6. Approval
  7. Canary
  8. Live

When something breaks, see what, where, since when, and who owns the fix.

price_changed must be true when the recheck total differs

expected true

actual   false, 197.50 EUR against 184.00 EUR

Help reading mapping evidence and failed tests. People still make the decisions.

Suggestion, for your review

The two addresses differ only in spelling, but both records share a building with another hotel. Check the chain before approving.

Examples are illustrative, with fictional data.

The rules we run by

Here are the limits we hold ourselves to.

  1. AI

    AI can only suggest.

    AI can explain evidence and suggest test cases. It can't approve a mapping, book, cancel, change a route or start traffic, and it stays out of the search and booking path.

    AI suggestion

    These two records share a building with another hotel. Check the chain before approving.

    EvidenceAddress, coordinates, chain
    DecisionWaiting for a reviewer
    Illustrative example with fictional data.
  2. Bookings

    An unknown booking is never retried blindly.

    If a seller times out mid-booking, the booking may still exist. We reconcile its status first, so a retry can't book the same room twice.

    Booking status unknown

    We're checking the supplier reference. Don't send another booking request yet.

    ReferenceCT-48213
    RetryBlocked until reconciled
    Illustrative example with fictional data.
  3. Rooms

    A room label doesn't prove two rooms are equal.

    Mapping covers hotel identity. Rooms and rates pass through with the seller's own codes and terms.

    Kept separate

    Deluxe Sea View

    Alpine · Non-refundable

    Deluxe Room, Sea View

    Kestrel · Free cancellation

    MergedNo
    Codes and termsSeller's own
    Illustrative example with fictional data.
  4. Testing

    Nothing goes live on a stale green tick.

    If mapping, adapter or configuration changes, the affected results stop counting until they're retested. Inconclusive never counts as passed.

    Test result is stale

    Passed on mapping snapshot v6. This connection now uses v7, so it needs a new run.

    Last runRun 14, snapshot v6
    Go-liveBlocked until retested
    Illustrative example with fictional data.
  5. Traffic

    Seller traffic limits are hard limits.

    External load tests are off by default. Turning one on takes written seller authorisation, a cap, a time window and a kill switch.

    External load test

    Off

    Seller authorisationNot on file
    Cap and time windowNot set
    Kill switchRequired
    Illustrative example with fictional data.

Examples are illustrative, with fictional data.

How we think about trustFor developers

Five steps to a first verified booking

The full walkthrough
  1. Step 1

    Choose your partner

    Request the connection

    Pick a seller you've already agreed terms with.

    Done when: Both sides approve

  2. Step 2

    Connect securely

    Add your credentials

    Sandbox first. Once saved, a secret is never displayed again.

    Done when: Access validated

  3. Step 3

    Resolve the mapping

    Check every match

    See how seller codes map to your hotels, with your own codes kept.

    Done when: Snapshot approved

  4. Step 4

    Run the tests

    Test the booking flow

    Search, quote, book, read and cancel, including the awkward cases.

    Done when: Required tests pass

  5. Step 5

    Approve and go live

    Give your approval

    Start with a small canary, with a rollback ready.

    Done when: Three approvals given

Every connection.
One clear path.

Tell us where connectivity slows you down, and we'll show you where TravelRevo fits.